The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-21

| Fan beyond every suspicion whatever 4 man
i1s ~ ~ s1s,se9 ehstaese as is rarely no
e. Tor dofeTnqr Of New York. merely he-
eklSe ne had been nominated BIZ political
taiistiilh LIVERY 1Bfy conceded his entire
Htlsss' WIS lesson these 6el1rea teach
1902 PRESIDENT GARFIELD 555. 54A
1Bs2--goy. Boieer. no 464
Republican los. ora oao
la5o-President Hs1cock 6a1 XII
tees--,foy. Cieyeiand.-........... 535,3IS
Democratic gain. ..............s sol
That was d magnificent boitl Tho next
/ geAlH 1000 Demoerats boited the Demo-
| cFatlc ngfntnation Tor Secretary Of State and
4 elected the Republican eandid6te, yntfug for
Pm directly This is clearly shown bg the
s..,. 1889; Dem Rep.
10y Eess, nllslaeef .',.-. 44d,l99 42s,3gI
9h,,.,. ..... 449S45z 42s,ss9
Attorney General s.A43, 837 $50, 6O7
secretary N ssateis,. 4274B2b 44G, 1O3
i. IN thls case also there was no question
that the defeated eHndidate was 4 good man,
| ntiof the position. bnt thn people did not
IKE the WAY in which his nomination was
Pr93ggh ~ abont, and construed 1t as an insult
IN 1882 20. oe0 Republicans OF Kansas
Dolied 90 unpopular nomination for Cover
nor and elected She Democratic caadidate
sslae4itly Voting directly for him. The fg-
4 -
1 Governor II. .,. fs,f8 bS91 saa&
Iiealensai aoyfssiraii65r,.. ssi@ Si5R sss56
!, h SIS sIso there vas 70 posdblJ question
~ none Of these cases WAS the result &C.
eolnpiished BIZ any fusion, or division Of Of
b ei in q S9nlpro y g Bargains z was
elsed the last privilege Of a FREQ eeetor, and
refised 10 vote for disiiked nomination.
Nsefe me people Keep 70 that mind no
and through u State Or city. The notion
EhRt you must vote Tor mEn because he Il
/ the regular nominBtion IL more than false.
y y sln against every patriots impulse and
1 9 YlolHtlon OF the entire duty Of voter, III
/ ls the essenee 81 representative government
that you shall choose " office men whom you
know and can trust, II is the essence OF ring
allls Ehst gon SHAH elect men whom you know
On this extraordinary article Of tile PB
t1s RADICAL naanaRaFs thus egiumentedi
LIils language from one q, the oldest and
/ rights 81 the people Against fiaHfiulent and
1 dishonest ing government, should be needed
~ every PATRIOTIC ettIzen OF This common
sessl li snd The edyiee given therein should
centre of t4e ring Which now has complete
/ control ~ the political rights and destinias
q onE people, Ihe eity g9Y9rngmeRtt II 2nly
centre aad head iss. b. sicEnary i JIG d5 NJ
eEnor OF this commonwealth, and IL he Il re-
| elected for four years more 1t viii take Tego-
iatl2gnsTy means 2 brssk ~ Tie ring His
eKpendttqre Of money! had the people been
permitted taiT expression hnd Representa-
tioil, AlelaneTy neYer would have been nomi-
The opposition have nominated q gentle
iaan fully 3dentifed With the interest III the
State Q gentleman Of intelligence, honesty
s9 Rsekiit e o2lt fForl VA llng nominee
~ governor OF this commonwealth, VIII add
70 the property ct the whole people, and
bring about peaee and harmony Between The
races; beEldes, IT VIII break aaunder one 81
the greatest, bestorganized and most pcwer-
ful and corrupt political ilnRg evar formed
~ an1Y country. bhis ring u corrupt from
read g tsil and the People should in mo mn
mistakRble terms Telegele ite head frola
9tticiaI poWef on the day of election BIZ Voting
for honest John a. Btegepaon,
believing that your yieWs are IN harmony
with those Expressed heTain, and gi0fe ex-
pressed by the defender Of the peoples
rights, the New Orleans FicdO3SlF, eeni=
mllttee o. CQnserFH i've gentlemen have taken
th9 ilerty, 70 enclose v ven herepitlla few
stegena0n, substituted foF 4ogernof "a place
OF the TlngluasteF, s. u. Mcknery, and fe-
epeetfqlly request that YOU and your friends
follow the example Of the good people OF New
York ~ the Gaze 81 5udRe FplRer, BY voting
TO break up ring governs epk III Louigiana.F
Printed ~ red Ink on the bottom Of this
lP{efsstlng doegment a ellitpfgala4on thai
pastofs Win the uag1e Df Stevenson f0r Coy
erner, U be pastgd oyer bbe name oil BIC
Emery nv. tllose FtceV,ttsgll eploerata Who
might desire 40 defeat lhe candidate Of their
pnrty for Governor while voting the rest if
the ticket. These circulars, tickets and
pastors, said 70 have been printed ID the job
of thousandh throughout the State.
such was the attitude Of the Organ Of the
retqrlners ~ the contest between the regli-
lar Democratic candidate tor Governor, 5. ll
McllBery, and his Republican opponent John
AZ Stevenson, III 1854 on Sunday We
showed the record Of that Journal in the
Congregational election later IN the same
year, when II made even the Presidential
regular Democratic candidate for CQgarese,
aud, IN day Of two ne shall show that tie
hthloplaI has not changed hls skin nor the
leopard hls spots and that, even ~ this oaI-
yass the VIC has already Riycn EXPRESSION 10
views similar 10 those IL maintained III y :.
And now, eoRaldeFlpB nc relation vi tlle
4 vas Gig. supporter. 81 Geli, Nieli9llA ~
1884 tor Governor, that after hiR defeat II
hoited and ten. NICHOLS was never heard ~
u the esqyasss that ~ the e9nEressi9nai
Nichols followed the lead Of the Pfe1pRaf,
acted upon It's TEACHINGS, openly boiled his
party ard actively snd hggresf4yely opposed
and hhaIly congide1lng tiAt nc Pfaap,llae II
nov tile organ of the Niche ma campaign and
lB 10 announced by the refofnsefsi we
BuBtlJhi IlaH ~ II y QQohtlpN WHICH Zen.
Nichols should he called upon to answer
before the Democracy Of louisiana VIII
you openly and actively support Gov. Ne
Emery il he * Nominated for governor By
he state eonyention2 e phs question j. not
'tWill you be an independent candidate If
You are defeated I'd tho conyention, gen
Nichols II b nlanof honor, SOLDIER md O
gentleman, and. of courHe, would not be
eandidets Z hsyiPs gons 5ef2Te the songssi-
tion Il, as we put It aboyS. VIII you support
actively your successful opponeJtf
And there Is pnother question We snbuit
that the chief EuppoItete Of Gen. klehella
and Gen. Nichols himself should bel con-
sidelinR their relations With the Piclllliie,
required VI ansNer BY tlls Democracy Of tia
St&tes Cert ienAen Coy. NiehQllst Mass1a.
White, Miller IaclQi5e, Don Cahery and,
last hut not least our old friend HptllnEE-
morah do yoq in&oreo the FieWs q the
ficdgiale on boiling the nominees Of Demo-
cratic conyeDtl0ns, aud the course Of Gen.
Nichols in following and acting on thqae
views u TIE Hunt bq9!lt Of 1884, and il bis
silence relative 70 them in the preceding
eubernRtoiiAl electioIis